Sentence examples for Not circumscribed from inspiring English sources

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

"Captive Genders" envisions a world in which their lives are not circumscribed by prison.

BP executives have said that regulators in other countries have not circumscribed their deepwater operations since the gulf accident.

It is said that an advantage of substance which the defendant may realize from the distinction is that the contents of his statement are not circumscribed by the ordinary exclusionary rules of evidence.

We have not circumscribed their gambling – indeed, they have access to funds from the Fed at close to zero interest rates, and it appears that "trading profits" have (besides "accounting" changes) become the major source of returns.

While this very process of choice is murky and itself subject to its own conditions and social pressures, it can be argued that the same applies to women in the west and that we can do little beyond ensuring that the right to choose is not circumscribed by law.

The Tenth Amendment clarifies the distribution of powers under the Constitution, but does not circumscribe or limit powers explicitly delegated to Congress.

General Allen also sought to reassure committee members that negotiations with the Afghan government on a long-term strategic partnership agreement would not circumscribe Special Operations missions in a way that would give insurgents a new advantage.

Although Mr. Lindblad may have thought it unwise to take on the United States government, he said that he shared his father's belief that countries should not circumscribe their citizens' travel.

The great works of the tradition do not circumscribe the sorts of things that can be art, but they are exemplars of what we expect a work of art to do to us.

The square does not circumscribe the circle.